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Item: 123936

Surname: McPhail

First Name: Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 1855 8 October

Place: Trinity Church

Source: SMH

Details: Marriage of Thomas McPhail of Newcastle to Emma Elizabeth, eldest daughter of James Brown of Morpeth on 4th October. Officiating minister Rev. F. Ashwin

 

Item: 135332

Surname: McPhail

First Name: Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 1854 4 February

Place: Newcastle

Source: MM

Details: Signed address to Dr. Bowker on the occasion of Bowker's return to England

 

Item: 135342

Surname: McPhail

First Name: Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 1852 11 December

Place: Newcastle

Source: MM

Details: Drowned at sea in the schooner Harriette on the night of 22nd August last. Second son of Thomas McPhail of Newcastle. Aged 20

 

Item: 135391

Surname: McPhail

First Name: Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 1855 15 December

Place: Newcastle

Source: MM

Details: Signed petition supporting Edward Flood in the forthcoming elections

 

Item: 173827

Surname: McPhail

First Name: Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 4 April 1902

Place: Christ Church Burial Ground, Newcastle

Source: NMH

Details: Not the least interesting to the older generation of Newcastle folk are five graves which recall some of Newcastles early schools and schoolmasters. A much later dominie was Mr. Thomas McPhail who kept school where Mr. McDonald now resides in Newcomen Street. Both Mr. C.H. Hannell and John Scholey were scholars there and have a kindly recollection of the old schoolmaster, whose two children were buried in the churchyard as far back as 1853 and 1868. A surviving daughter is Mrs. James Fletcher

 

Item: 174598

Surname: McPhail

First Name: Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 1855

Place: Dwelling house, Newcomen Street, Newcastle

Source: NMH

Details: On a list of electors in the police district of Newcastle who had the right to vote for elections in the county of Northumberland in 1855. Printed in the Newcastle Morning Herald 19 July 1911

 

Item: 201835

Surname: McPhail

First Name: Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 3 March 1877

Place: Wickham

Source: NMH

Details: The friends of Mr. Thomas McPhail are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his deceased wife, to move from his residence, Maitland, Wickham

 

Item: 202882

Surname: McPhail

First Name: Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 16 March 1871

Place: Wickham

Source: Newcastle Chronicle

Details: Thomas Wynne Knight nominated to the the first Returning Officer of the new Wickham Municipality. The first election was to take place at the building known as the New Schoolroom of Mr. Thomas McPhail at Wickham

 

Item: 203467

Surname: McPhail

First Name: Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 31 January 1863

Place: -

Source: Newcastle Chronicle

Details: Death, at his residence, in the twenty-sixth year of his age, Mr. Robert McPhail, monumental mason, son of Mr. Thomas McPhail, schoolmaster of Newcastle, leaving a widow and two young children to lament their loss

 

Item: 203544

Surname: McPhail

First Name: Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 14 February 1863

Place: Newcastle

Source: Newcastle Chronicle

Details: R. R. S. Bowker, Mary Clarke, William Swan Crocker, Patrick Quinn, George Burshwell, James Dugan and Thomas McPhail were severally fined 5s and costs for suffering goats and other animals to stray in public places

 

Item: 174438

Surname: McPhaill

First Name: Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 1855

Place: Freehold. Address - near Cottage Bridge

Source: NMH

Details: On a list of electors in the police district of Newcastle who had the right to vote for elections in the county of Northumberland in 1855. Printed in the Newcastle Morning Herald 25 October 1911

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